Sentence examples for continually prepare from inspiring English sources
The company must continually prepare and store large volumes of sourdough starter, maintaining just the right temperature and pH level.
It also converges with tenets of the recognition-primed decision-making theory (Klein, 1993), which suggest that decision-makers in real-world contexts continually prepare to initiate action by attempting to commit to an option in advance.
In the popular TV show, Game of Thrones, the denizens of the North often repeat the mantra, "Winter is coming" to remind themselves and others that they must continually prepare for the challenges ahead.
Engaging successfully in framework agreements requires adequate financial and human resources, including technical capacity in contract management and the ability to continually prepare, negotiate, manage, evaluate, and conduct performance reviews.
Isn't the city's fate to be continually preparing for a future that never comes?
Instead, he looked at times like the perfect Arsenal player: neat, energetic, oddly blunt, a striker continually preparing to strike.
And internally the systems and finance departments were maintaining extensive price files for each possible unit, while marketing was continually preparing new material.
Jesus' taking on the role of the crucified was to show us that we crucify God when we do evil to each other, and that we fail to achieve the maximum of our powers (our own divinity) in our failure to obey the law of love, and that to obey the commandment of love means being continually prepared to leave abodes ruled by death and die into new forms of love and fellowship.
It ought to be no different for managers who must continually train and prepare for the big ethical decisions they will inevitably face.
The rewards are so great, it would seem, that pharma companies have continually been prepared to push the boundaries of legality.
Well, prepare to continually explain yourself, or, if you're Cate Blanchett, to be met with scandalous headlines.
